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  • Safe Harbor Was Never Safe. Or: Why It Is Important Where Your Data Is Stored.

    The recent ruling by the European Court of Justice that declared the safe harbor agreement between the US and the EU as invalid was a great victory for data protection. After the Snowden leaks it became clear that data stored in the US was not safe from surveillance that would be illegal in Europe.

  • Tutanota Wins IT Security Award 2015 for Best Web Security!

    We are very happy to having received the IT Security Award 2015 in the category Web Security. This makes us very happy and also proud.

  • We Support NPOs: Secure Your E-Mails With Tutanota Premium at Half Price

    Many NPOs fight political, humanitarian or social causes for the betterment of our global societies. We want to support these organizations. All NPOs can get the secure email service Tutanota Premium with a reduction of 50%, so for only 6 Euro per year.

  • Release Notes - Bug Fixes

    Today we are publishing a bug fix release that also includes some improvements to the buying process of Premium. We inform you about every update of the client because after each update, your browser re-loads the client code from our servers. This makes the update-process very transparent to you and increases your security.

  • Encrypted Mails Are on the Rise: More Than One Third of Tutanota Mails Are End-to-End Encrypted

    One of our aims at Tutanota is to fight mass surveillance. End-to-end encrypted emails are important to reach this goal. About 37% of all emails sent from Tutanota are already end-to-end encrypted.

  • Secure Mail Service Tutanota Celebrates One Year Open Source

    It is one year since we have published the code of Tutanota as open source, licensed under GPLv3. We are happy about everyone watching our code on Github to make sure that we stay true to our central goal: Protecting the privacy of our users by offering the most secure email service.

  • Secure Mail Provider Tutanota Reaches Break Even

    One month ago we have published our first Premium features for our secure email service Tutanota. The number of users upgrading to Premium is growing continuously. This lets us cover our expenses so that we can continue developing Tutanota independently and with a clear focus on the privacy needs of our users.

  • Sad News: Lavaboom Will Shut Down

    We were rather shocked when we heard about the upcoming Lavaboom shut-down next week. The Lavaboom team was building an encrypted webmail service similar to Tutanota, which seemed very promising. We express our sympathy for Lavaboom and wish their team all the best for the future.

  • Release Notes 2.0.5 - Improvements for Custom Domains

    We had a minor bug fix release today. Now you can add custom domain users with less than three characters.

  • Encryption Is Our Best Chance to Stop Mass Surveillance.

    Everybody wants your data. Not just the NSA. Google, Facebook, your phone provider, even your torch app and your local store. Yet, we have to share messages all the time with friends and colleagues, with family and civil services. The only chance we have that this information is not monitored by default is end-to-end encryption.

  • Release Notes 2.0.4 - Bug Fixes

    After our major update for enabling Premium features last week, we had to add some minor bug fixes so that all Premium features run smoothly.

  • Secure Mail Service Tutanota Now Offers Custom Domain Support

    We are excited to finally release Tutanota Premium. Upgrade your account to Premium for only 1 Euro per month immediately and claim a 5 GB extension of your account at no additional cost. This special offer will expire in two weeks.